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Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

the Legislature He, certainly has
done we'll in preventing bad leg
islatlon and in thwarting oligar.
chal schemes for tile enactment Il
laws multiplying the win Of the people
of Arizona, for the purpose of Az
grandizing an unhallowcd set of mn
eompoops. Neither lrippel, Webb,
or Scott were in the market, they
could net be sedueed BY either ilattery
Oe promise of political preferment.
That having failed, type is invoked TO
slaudei them, and that also will fail in
its effect, as did attempted caiolery
during the session of the Legislature
Just terminated. "Tis however, a con.
ISOLATION to know that "ime and the
hour runs through the ronghest day
and palsies the power of those who
would wrongly win.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

II, as is stated IN the Tucson Star,
Of March 20tb, the salary Of the Ter
ritorial Treasurer has been increased
$1,000 per annum, the appointment Of
@. b. Foster to that Office is clearly in
violation Of law. Sec, 1854, X. S, u.
S. prohibits, in emphatic terms, the
appointment of any member of Ter
ritorial Legislature to any Office Gre
ated, or the emoluments Of which
we're increased, during his term Of
Office as such member, or for one year
after his term has expired. Mr.. Fos-
Ter is still member Of the 18th Leg
islatiye Assembly of this Territory,
and even if the Treasurer's salary has
been increased through mistake ol.
error he still is Ineligible to the Of
flee. The appointment BY the Cover
nor Of both Mr., Foster and ii 4. An.
drews, however worthy these gentle.
men may be, has been accomplished
by very questionable methods indeed,
and if an evasion Of the United States
law is intended by ZuEck, it is time
that the people Of the Territory should
protest against this proceeding.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
tice to Leinors.

IN the f3st9eE Court of tho Second Judi
ciai LtiatFict the Territory IF Arizona, IN
ahd luE the Gaanty af t4ila.
.l)aNic kea3Rn Plaintiff VS., j g. IInplin,
"a. annand ard R A Windess Defendants.
Actin hsFHg heen brdu@ht IL the atyope
entitled Court. By the abBy8 named PiaintiG
agtlnss t1p atoYe naJued Defendants torecav.
fl tha susa 81 slx hpndfed sind nis6by-thfee
d3slaYs t65S iand costs 0f s1ib, alld establish d
lien upou Che ftllowing uiitliuE property and
improvement therrSiil, being nlsl0be Whining
DistiiGt 6iia County, Arizaga Territory. and
tl,scrilea as fdslowgto.Wit The Boss aIinen
sisDatea abuat faur 4l atiles northeast nf Mi.
atai btait ene-haH nlile from the Mexican
fuine, atsa iaiBs sd the Gpplih miiie oa the
siuth side ami tle Itua John mite ih She
nsath siiie 3his mine @ns lacatea hy III A,
Wilices mud Aies0nder Annand January /,
lAg6, nlId retsfded m Book q Records Of
Mines ila County, Asizpna, Page 5s8
mon III persons hoising or claiming lisna
ni0nn said iifopefty are hereby notified to he
apd ailesig Ii said District Court en the first
dsgcf the A9fi tern hare6f. betty Monday,
.ttB l6th esy ~ APRIL 1857, ard then and
bfsre egiihit pysiaf tf their demands snd
llens. 9iia aIi iaiitre So te do, they viii bs
deemed totiate @ais ed the alas
>ssr1 tsiyell unflaf my hand aud the seal
hggk. II ihe flistfef Court Of the Second
SFs lufiieia ilistiict If Gle Territory of
Ariscfa - ans inr tts Coentg 81 Eila, this
ist d.fY & fagsh Il 1887
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

The lottery bill which the legisla-
ture was importuned to pass was a
California scheme, but, happily, failed
to become a Law by the action Of the
Governor An Cndeayor was made to
create the impression that It was not
a snide affair, as the Silver City N Nd
Enterprise says, by the publication Of
a bogus telegram to the effect that
Stanford, Crocker and Mackay were
the promoters. There was, however,
as we are informed, a man named
Taylor, of the Wilson Macawber stripe,
from California, in Prescott. waiting
for something to turn up, who was
engineering the lottery scheme, but
got left, and having no further busi-
ness in Arizona, returned to San
Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

See. 1883, page S82, Of the q. s, Re
yised Statutes Of 1873, Is rs follows:
aNoLegislatiye Assembly Of Terri-
tory shall, in any instance or under
any pretext, exceed The amount ap.
propriated BY Congress Tor lts annual
expenses The preceding Section no
1887, prohibits an expense tor print
ing laws, journals, bills. and necessary
printing of the same nature, exceed,
ing the sum Of $1,000. Such being tho
case, and that sum baying been ap.
propriated and paid for printing AZ
ready incurred, from what source Nc it
expected payment can be made for tile
printing Of the journals or tho reSpec.
tive Houses and the publication of
$500 copies Of the Code2 What viii
become Of the new Code which takes
effect on July /, 1887, IL Congress on
November next refuses 3 approve the
acts passed by the 14th, on the ground
Of irregularities and iliegalities.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
4 asaera, Reass,nts4s.

Hostotter's stomach Bittors ara on-
phatically = genial restorative Tha
changes which this great botanic ralnedy
produces in tho dianrdered Organization
are always agrooably, thouga surely
progressive, never abrupt aud violent.
On this account il "a admirably adapted
to persons Of delicate consultation and
weak nerves, go whom the powerful
mineral drugs are positively injurious
That it initiates those processes which
result ia the re.estublishmpns of health
ful yigor is conspiououaly showp III cases
where it ID taken to overcome that
fruitful cause Of debility, Indigestion,
coupled, as il itusually IL, with hilliaas-
ness and constipation Thorouga digest.
ION, regular evacuation aud abundant
secrotions, are results which promptly
and invariably attend ita ayatematio ase,
1t is, besides, thS bost protactigo against
malaria, and frst rate diBreEic
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

The people Of St. Louis are exer.
cIssd because Of the repeal oil the sun
day law Of 1857, by tile Missouri Ieg-
lslature, which action reyiyes tile old
Puritanical laws, as exacting as The
blue laws of Connecticut were. All
such fanatical attempts to control the
action Of the people, circumseribe their
liberty and make them conform to the
religious beliefs and obseryances 81
others, are uuwarrantable and repug.
nant TO American independence, The
validity Of the present law is to be
tested in the Supreme Court.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
''Iloaah On Rats. =

Goush On Rats"
Clears Ont rats, aii0a roaclles, fi5s, ants
heart Pains
PalpitatiaD, unfeical Seedlings, nizzineqs,
indigestion lieadache Sleeplessaess cured by
Wells Heath Raewer.
t1aouea on coras.'
Ask fgr wellR 'gopeh IN Carlaa l5c.
t@gies eamAsts cure Hard ~ soft CONS,
" afta b8nipE.
aurap.Pa'ba."
qiek, eompIei care, all Kidney, nlalder
snd lfiHary ii3sesses, Goablinc, Irritation,
Fa,a, Catana y the Liasider, Sl,
aoa.gass, FI.as.
Files ces, uuts. bel.hues, riS, miee,
E9lahyts ehigutuuks, cleared oat ~ Reegh
ali Ra3s iEc
Thin People.
'e'Hells Health Rsfawer restores healtb
an3 sig., eates byspsssia Ilpatgnee ScSu.
~ DEBILITY. 81
noasa Oh paia
Cteea haiers, co,ic, crsiaps, irlfoa.aeles, ii
paiHs, RHfains heaglache, ntasSlEia, Fieusaa.
ti4n. 20e Raugh nn Pain Piastc4s II.
MotherA
i. YOU arr fajlinp. hrakcu. wern ogt snd
q aas liss 'Wglls liealth Rengver.H at,
.Ltla Prmerveg
H yoa sra iising your Frip en hfe. lFy
~, ,iia heaith ReneNer G'ts direct q
HSas spots
aRoaah On pisaa.
Cares Piles oY Hemmrhaiels, ftehinq. Pro.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Late European cables are Of . sur.
prisingly paciiie nature, il yiew Of
the extensive mobilization of troops
that has been going on for several
months in almost all the countries oi
continental Europe, and the oEt-re-
peated prediction that the commence
meItt Of hostih6es could not he long
deferred Il is now th5 generally ac-
cepted belief in Paris, Berlin and w.
emma that there wiA be no war tlas
year.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

It must be edifying 70 the readers
of several Of our Territorial exchanges
tc learn that the Hon Greathead,
(wbo stood in with the zulick ring I'M
all its attempted jobs has returned to
an admirlng constituency, from Pres
cott, where his Efforts were untiring
ITO secure proper legislation for the
best interest of the eeantry.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Ila!INRI!IINy
4 $50 1sse9E
RsRKIa, BRATT0R 81 co.
l27, FIRST sTBEET, sss FRANCISCO
RR8NCM WoRRs. shieago.
alI,nEaS Of fiiairg Machinery
1850

NDI,ANTS FOR GOLD AND SILVER
h Mills, embracing tlte latest and most
Improved machinery and processes tNr base
ana free ores. Water jacket Smelling
with new ana important improvements, sl-
.peri0r 10 aHy other make. Hosting works,
Pumping machines, Chloridizing Furnaces,
etc, Neutfer 0ui customers the best RE-
suits NJ thirty wears experience ia Ulis spe-
cial line af work, and are prepared 10 furn-
ishfr0a San Francisco or Chicago The most
strueiinii 70 that of any other make at the
lowest possible prices. We also ehnfractto
deliver In complete running order, Mills,
Furnaces, H0istiug Works, etc. ilt any OF
tile Mining States and Territories. Estiln-
ates given On application. send for Illus
tfated circular
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Governor Stevenson, 5f Nevada, We
toed Che State Lottery bill, passed ly
the late Legislature.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

The Maine legislature has abolished
capital punishment making lhe pen
atty for murder life iuprisoag gntat
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

NTlNFV aaa tl eg
X : Qf sFeaA saaE aua 1n1estaHc9 ~ scg,
tais sil 8, alt gOl in bHsatts EfcE Ntt tl5ts SE M
f3cFe tucsty de5t acey than aH}tEiIg eat ta
Eegli Any one car rio tte work ara q ai 6eis
Esasrfe2 eli eEfa SQmsthNe uew asse aF eas
g1tney f7 iH Yafters Nswif stsr eifitai nos
ns}ef This b eur q tMs ig.Gh inF0ftatt giaieg3
81 hleiine l1Qse ha ale elphlsieus ga sits9ts
ine ait ritaeias eTasN 0ntat itep ANNcfa ~ ~
&t0 Aaggsfs aalep sg
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

SURF CURE F0R BLIND, BEREYl-
$Es Ing and ftohing Piles. one box has
Z curei the Mosss eases q ton years stendsrg
\ 10 one necd suffer ten msGutcs alter isng
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
EIrs ! Raraau Pie Ointment

ltaNsoiaS tlmors, aslaFs tao itchihg acts s1 a
:. pSglisqa eiid giYNs leaef. iJr k5fss ssef.uasi
= Plr 9iututnt Is ireparai oaiy Eit Pilas AID
liehils q tae pigase rAsts. ana polhl9g else
E@ess tSg Is RHgfa0tad sofa Nv nesee}s
= ahl eat ~ naasl "a reaeips "a peie1, st.ssa
: Per bsx,
q y J.HACK q CO.
% Whclaal9 Agsass rsiati3Ai n
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
Notlce of Eorfelture

EGticc u hereby gigen " E&lliey Earlins.
Samuel Ricbnurad. W. II ISsryea snd J ~.
Mcf,ebe, co.8wuers With tse rnflefsiefed I'll
TIE Cattontsil ufiue situats 81 tie 3l5nili
District q Globe, Comfy of s;ilai and TESTS
toly uf Afitnna, and mars uartica.afly de-
scribe Ia kpok ?, ne EecJisi n Mines in
and E1y sl4e SAID County ~ ltija and Territory
afaessid, "a Page - This, thsFtf,ae, i 81
notify YuIl 8 c0-nv neFs in ssia eins chat TIE
undersigned having daa a, es isae3 tic
sfmuel work as ieqpired 81 lsW far the rear
lHG, 81 his oeu etFt, and s,ai heviR IA NJ
wise caHtyibnte " tie saaHe thegcfte It you.
the aboyo nentianed pafilfs ia Interest," fail
to iety your fuli proportion IF est y aid
work together viii the cst q tits aasitise.
mcht and accrHing casts Within ninety tsss
trCp ne 3sts II tke pgbsicatbn Il ilis Notice,
yunl Interest IN said claira as ea-arners wli
utterly cease and beconie the pFH;gtty II tie
undersigned, secoidius q law
!. C. Ll,NuY
G!abc, i. r., Jan. S. 1857 jl@us-92i
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

fE10 Rem F---A comfortable DWELLING.
4 Apply TO C0RNELiA ANDERSON.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
Rankin, BTayt0l & Company,
( PACIFIC IRON WORKS,

san Francisco, Chicago and New York.
janl7-1y
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

PnlEitatiap, UHpical Sweilings Nizxinaqs,
indigestion fleadache Sleeplessaess curedby
"ANeii, Heath Reuewer,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26
Du. PEE s g.E'1a
EaVOrila Prescription

1T 81 4 powerful EfantDraffVa Tonic
and HCrBlDey fa4patfo gigit' aii& stfaugtn
20 the egstgna ana cures. eg Ii ny lHagto SseWa
c0rrhe1s or st9gak85NssS excessive
Rioygfngs pRifiRuB HaestsspWasson. una
natural &1ppTeesfuAHs TisgtapsFss or
3GLBan0 az agGg EGxeg@As weak Aaesgs
aMtevars1O1g EesEGsRefsis sAtts bearings
down sensations Gae0a3e g0mE8se
ek0n, inflammation AHA uYeerstioss
OF tho eF1nRbs asff8HNsgfaa1k9Isy pas q
ana n09pNe&& 8la DwNrEess sAss3g1aaA
heat ANA NRgFEaR0 NreatfJ1e@as29
Is promptly teliave9 ag30 gtigas M@NES&
and NEeai6GtHFa q &feM7@egsa Nna8W5sa
tom R2R1st kAlFs IT. 3gaf sssss
aud 8tGepipe,s3ls&eS 8a ehtheg Ee1s
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

t9oAra ont rats aiioa reaches, ai5s, ant s.
beihugs,
Reaft Pains
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Ask for Wells "Rnpgh IN Gems lac.
f(gias tmlgts cure Hard ~ soft oosus,
watta. b8Iitps
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

h2ilick, rampIate cflre, aR Kidney, Gla5lael
apd fiaaty iiisesses, S0al1ing, Irritation
it Firase', Catarfa II the biaadgr, sl
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-26

Flies, ragelies, Hlats bel-hHgs. rssis, UieF
Elehgfs ehifmuuks, cleared 1at ~ 'RoEgf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-23
Gen. Cameron,s Birthday.

The New York Herald writing of'iion. -
mon Camcrou's recent ,sth birthday ce!ebrl-
hon, say, As early as 1870 General Cameron
began dealing with politics and politicians.
While he was ye, printer in Washington
He wrote d letter ilvoring John G. Calhoun
for the presidency. Later he sat iu the sell
ate with the distinguished south Caroliniau.
lie wa, adiutant general and public printer
of Pennsylvania before 1880 and built the
canal from Lake Pouehartrain into New Or
leans in l,50-5L lie projected nearly aii the
lines ui the present Pennsylvania System u
ihe Keystone state and built many of them.
Tie was leader in the first national conyeu-
non ever held for the nomination of q pre>i-
dental candidate in the Cniicd States, This
was in Baltimore. and was feature of the
intrigue of Andrew Jackson to make Martin
Van Buren chief executive OF the nation. Ia
lsi5 General Cameron took his seat i'm the
United States senate and three time, was
elected 20 that body. He was secretary Of
war and minister 10 Russia ia addition 20
uIl these houors. No man I'm this country.
living or dead, has for 50 long time handled
political life with such powerful hands as
this veteran.
lie, ike Mr Beecher, had the advantage
Of starting poor aud grew, like the other
strong men of the nation, from tine humblest
conditions of our primitive life
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-23
A Good school Exhibition.

EplroE HERkLD-I had the pleasure of
attending the Bromm Public school Exhibi-
ton. held at the Bromm >chool-house two
miles south OF Somerset on Thursday even
ing of last wcek The program consisted OF
humorous dialogues. recitatipnS. vocal and
instrumental music. and judging from the
hearty and generous applause elected. each
performance wa, well received hy the large
audience. and ali agreed in prououmcing iJ a
grand entertainment. Work Of this kind is
too much neglected in many OF our districts.
and the results are q lock of mental culture.
and general information.
This entertainment was largely attended
by both Young and old. and those of our cit
liens who manifested such au active interest
in the entertainment, and contributed go
much o. i-- -ucce~,. that we are Iei 20 believe
the people oi thc school district and the vi
cinity are always alive in good work
many have already expressed their regret
that the entertainment wa> not held two
nights. instead Of one
Much credit Is due Mr. Irwin Pritts for the
entertaining manner in which hc recited
Deacon PleIse En- All, which was one Of
the features Of the evening
The orchestra furnished some very tine
music, and we are glad 10 know that Somer-
rSat possesses such excellent musical talent
any pariie, desiring the services ofan orches-
ta should not fail to give the boys a call.
And To- the boys composing the minstrel
troupe much credit is due for their fine sing
ing and dancing; aud must not neglect to
say a word IN behalf of the Pea Nut song.
which wa, one Of the finest Of the evening.
and a. a spectator ] would suggest that she
entertainment be repeated i'm the Somerset
Opera House in the near future.
To the untirlns energy OF AIr. ". r. Bow
man. the popular and efficient teacher of our
school. j. due the success of this entertain
ment Mr.. Bowman has taught our school
for the past three successive winters. and by
his courteous dcmeanor has won the love Of
bis pupils. and the respect Of the entire COM
muuity. May success attend him in whaiev-
or business he may engage
SPB-TATuR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-23
PHILIP
Daley Items.

The March winds are very wild at this
writing
The smilingest man about Daley Is Henry
Daley, because its boy.
A Adisease known as scarlet rash has made
its appearance in several lamslies in this vi
cinity
Our school has closed, which gives the
small boy a chance to visit the sugar camps
and stuff himself with tatfy.
d. C. Lambert lime bank. which Is under
control of Messrs. Hiram Lambert and Je-
rome CriSsey Is in thriving condition
William Rankin has returned home from
J. c. Lambert's, where he was helping to boil
sugar for a few days for amusement, and to
cat taiiy
Quite a cold blizzard has visited this sec
ton Of the country. which gives the sugar
boilers a rest, and no doubt is the making Of
the sugar season
..r Joseph Fleegle has moved from here
to Bedford county where he has rented
farm. which he intends TO cultivate the coni-
ing summer. May he have success.
Nessrs. J. A. and J. j. Manses have taken
a trip to Johnstown To consult Or. Wilbur,
vino, it i, claimed, can cure all manner Of
diseases OF the human body No cure. no
pay.
Mr.. David Ling iS preparing to build new
bank barn the coming summer, which will
add greatly to the value Of his property. 1t
is about time he is building, for the old one
Is about worn out.
Mr. j. c. and d. c. Lambert have taken
some Of their newly made sugar 70 market
at new Beunavista, which they disposed Of
very readily at ten cents per pound. in trade
y E. Kegg the merchant is always one
ahead in buying sugar and paying fair
prices.
Daley Postottice Is situate on tile old Lam
bert road in Shade township, about quar-
ter Of mile from the Bedford county line.
IN sight Of the Disciples church, and Is ON
the mail route from Schellsburg To Hoovers-
vile We receive the mail twice week.
The postmaster, 3 ; Potts has also a gro
cery connected with ii. which is very con-
venient for this community. being al some
distance from any town. 80 much for Da-
ley CASARY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-23

Following is Il report Of the Gcbhart,
School, Milford township, for the 5th month
and term ending March 10th. 1887
Number in attendance during month
males L. females - total %.
Average attendance during month, male
rs. females p. total 81.
Per cent Of attendance during month
males %. females 9j total %
The following attended cveey day during
month Frank Plillippi, Charlie Boyd, Ney-
in Neyer, Harry Meyers, Harry Scott VIII
liam Bittuer. John Schaf, Frank Boyd. Liz
Vie Knabie susie Baker, Lizzie Baker. Aggie
Baker. Nor, Weimer, Maud Schaff, Ada
Marked. stella Markel. Ollie Newman. Flora
Meyers Sadie Meyers and Ella Phillippi
Number in attendance during term. males
~. females -. total IL
Average attendance during term. males Ii,
females 20 total .s
Per cent. of Attendance during term males
o. females 93 total ~
Maud Schaf, Flora Meyers, and ollie New
man attended every day during term
Thanks 20 directors. patrons and pupils
WHO have aided in making the first term in
the new school house one nf pleasure aud
success. hore thar your future winters
may be seasons OF hapPincs, and prosperity.
g. II TGDEoW Teacher.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-23
Ienner x Roads Items.

Here comes Joe, He is a frst-rate fellow,
too, and sells tirst-cla>s machines at very low
rates
The most of the schools ofthis township
have clu,cd, and it seems as though the
teachers. as well as scholars were pleased.
Mr II. u. L0hr doesn't intend 10 build a
barn the coming summer The reason he
cut those apple trees. was because they did
not bear fruit.
There has been "a great deal Of sickness IN
this ueighborhoodd during the past twoweeks,
and aS consequence our physicians are kept
busy day and night
Hurrlh for sugar boiling Is the cry
Throughout the ncighborhood, and the sugar
boilers of Jeuuer township declare they are
going TO live sweet.
Threeof onr young men. Me>>rs. Calvin
Aukeny, j. v Bell and Joseph Daniels
have purchased a steam thresher from the
Pitts Agricultural Company. Buffalo. y. Y.
which viii Pee delivered about the lst of
April
our friend. Mr. J. VI. Cover. Of this place.
is very husily engaged in making railroad
Ties He has quite a number of men EN-
ploycd. and D., las already made quite sue
GEES, iu rhe work, When Mr. Cover under
takes a job, You can be- assured ij viii be car
riej Though.
UNCLE Tow
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-23
Lam bertsVllle Items.

The blizzard has closed the pores in the
sugar trees. We have had several good runs
already
The schools in our township have closed.
The teacher-, we believe did splendid work,
and rendered entire satisfaction
Shaver and MowIy are having twelve hun
drel cords Of wood cut in the vicinity of cur
town They intend having ii converted
iutu charcoal
by the way, was in attendance at the
" Whittier Entertainment, held by the
Stoyestown public schools. Il was certainly
highly entertaining. and the manner i'm
which the performers acted their parts shows
rare mental culture, especially considering
rhe fact that some of the children are even
les than -ix years of age. as J have been iu-
formed such work c,u ymanate only from
minds thoroughly trained 10y energetic and
efficient teachers.
RrpEF
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-23
Let Us Reason Together.

only few years hack if you were in need
of q carpet, you were compelled 10 send away
for IL. There seemed 10 be no merchant en-
terprising enough 10 keep line. but that has
changed We now have one merchant in
Somerset who keeps a. fine line Of carpets,
rugs. oil cloths, &c as You viii find any
where, and at prices a> low. if not lower
than you can buy them in the city That
merchant is ] b. Snyder. He informs uS he
has just rec,ivrd a full spring stock, and viii
be pleased m show any one his line, wbeth-
er wishing To buy or not. He will measure
your rooms cut and match carpet to fit He
has n line of Brussels at -, G1. s., 20. -
and 81 per yard Flow7.red Carpet at y, 30
-. 3-I, 80. - %. -. -. and - cents per
yard Hemp and rag carpet at prices 10 suit
buyer rall on J. +. snyder and see his line
before buying elsewhere It viii pay you
Wool. and all kipds Of produce taken in ex-
change for carpet
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-23

see our 4s-Inch Black Cashmeres, at -. so
- and 80 cents.
See our 42-Inch Fancy Black Goods, at IS
and % cents
See our s5-Inch Colored Cashrneres, at D
35. and 30 cents.
See our 4o-Inch Fancy Tricots. All Wool at
80 cents.
See our s.-Gneh Carlotta Fancy suitings at
50 cents.
See the new Shades in IoIanthe sui5ingz, at
Sl.oj
See our 2llnch stratsord Checks at Is, 20
and > cents.
See our 2i-Inch Palencia ,uitings. a, p
cents.
See our 24-Ineh Tameston suitings. at 25
cents.
See our 24-Inch Valentine suirings al p. 40
and 30 cents
See our 27-Inch Dress Goods, at 6, ;, 10. 12l,
add 10 cents.
see our 22-Inch Fancy Dress Goods at >, 8,
5, 10. and I2i cents.
See our 36-Inch Satines. in all the New Shades
at 2, l. and IS cents
Sec our 36-lnch Batiste, in the New Figures.
at Il and Is cents
See our S6-Inch French Cords. al 10
cents.
See our 24-Iuch Crinkles at 3. 5 and 10
cents
See our 2i-Inch Dress Ginghams, at 10
cents.
see our 2LInch Chambrly-. at 10 cents.
seeour satin Faced Cretons, al Is cents.
See our 32-luch Cretons at TO- I2l and Is
cents
See our s2-Inch Century Cloths, at 10
cents
See our 2iInch Indigo Blue CaIicoe-, at .
cents
See our 24-Inch standard Calieoes, at $
cents
See our 2l-Inch Figured Lawns. a, Cents